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Introductory Two-Player Set card prices and card list

Released December 1, 199657 cards tracked
Set Value
$28221% concentrated
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Introductory Two-Player Set card list: every card with prices

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31
Grizzly Bears
$2.85-2.40%
Buy
32
Plains (A)
$2.500.00%
Buy
33
Terror
$2.480.00%
Buy
34
Scathe Zombies
$2.200.00%
Buy
35
Hill Giant
$2.200.00%
Buy
36
Pearled Unicorn
$2.100.00%
Buy
37
Vampire Bats
$1.150.00%
Buy
38
Untamed Wilds
$1.050.00%
Buy
39
Detonate
$1.050.00%
Buy
40
Bog Imp
$1.050.00%
Buy
41
Clockwork Beast
$1.050.00%
Buy
42
Swamp (B)
$1.000.00%
Buy
43
Pyrotechnics
$1.00+4.17%
Buy
44
Island (B)
$1.000.00%
Buy
45
Twiddle
$0.990.00%
Buy
46
Circle of Protection: Red
$0.990.00%
Buy
47
Feedback
$0.840.00%
Buy
48
Forest (B)
$0.50-86.23%
Buy
49
Lost Soul
$0.39-2.50%
Buy
50
Murk Dwellers
$0.39+39.29%
Buy
51
Island (C)
$0.28+3.70%
Buy
52
Elvish Archers
$0.250.00%
Buy
53
Mountain (A)
$0.230.00%
Buy
54
Mons's Goblin Raiders
$0.200.00%
Buy
55
Unsummon
$0.200.00%
Buy
56
Fireball
$0.11-15.38%
Buy
57
Whirling Dervish
$0.050.00%
Buy

Introductory Two-Player Set release date and set details

Introductory Two-Player Set is a Magic set released on December 1, 1996, currently valued at $282 in total market value across its singles. 57 cards are tracked, with sealed products listed separately.

The most valuable card in Introductory Two-Player Set is Elven Riders at $14.70, followed by Glasses of Urza ($12.00) and Wall of Bone ($12.00). Together, the top 3 cards represent 14% of the set's total value.

Market data updated daily. Prices reflect Near Mint condition from major marketplaces. Track Introductory Two-Player Set value history, top cards, and market trends on TCGIndex.

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Introductory Two-Player Set FAQ

What is the most expensive Introductory Two-Player Set card?
The most expensive Introductory Two-Player Set card is Elven Riders, trading around $14.70, ahead of Glasses of Urza at $12.00. The top 10 is listed above and the full ranking by price is the card list on this page.
When was Introductory Two-Player Set released?
Introductory Two-Player Set (Magic) was released on December 1, 1996. TCGIndex tracks 57 cards from the set with daily prices since then.
How much is the Introductory Two-Player Set set worth?
The full Introductory Two-Player Set set in Magic: The Gathering is worth around $281.98 on the secondary market, based on the combined live value of its singles.
How many cards are in Introductory Two-Player Set?
TCGIndex tracks 57 Introductory Two-Player Set cards with a market price. Promo and secret cards are included when they trade.
Is Introductory Two-Player Set worth collecting?
TCGIndex doesn't give financial advice, but here's the data worth knowing: the set sits around $281.98, with Elven Riders carrying the top price. Set value moves with reprints, rotation and the chase cards, so look at the trend and your own timeframe before you buy in.